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8 thoughts on “ Maat - Steve Coleman - The Sonic Language Of Myth (CD, Album) ”

1. Sean Rickman is an American drummer, vocalist, guitarist, bassist, songwriter, producer and recording artist from Washington, DC.. He is best known for his work with Shawn Lane, Garaj Mahal, Dapp Theory, Steve Coleman, Maxwell, Meshell Ndegeocello, Blacksheep, Phil Upchurch, David Fiucynski & Screaming Headless Torsos, Kai Eckhardt, Anthony Tidd's Quite .

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2. The idea of the material on The Sonic Language of Myth, as Coleman articulates it, relates to symbolic representation of experience and such abstract concepts as resistance, renewal, and resurrection. As this connects with the average listener, all the mumbo-jumbo may not be immediately apparent—but the lay observer will certainly note that Five Elements pack .

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3. The Sonic Language of Myth: Believing, Learning, Knowing, an Album by Steve Coleman and Five Elements. Released in May on RCA Victor (catalog no. ; CD).

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4. Sonic Language of Myth Steve Coleman's best album yet opens new vistas in jazz. Complex, syncopated rhythms alternate with haunting, moody tonal constructions to produce music that is exciting, listenable and otherworldly. After going through this cd quite a bit (I've had it for more than a year now), I must say he was right. In fact /5(5).

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5. Feb 09,  · From the album The Ascension to Light. This composition represents the details of the symbolic journey of the Soul in the Dwat (the Kemetic underworld) and is a sonic exposition of one of the many.

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6. Jazz album: “The Sonic Language of Myth” by Steve Coleman, released in on RCA Victor. Explore the largest collection of jazz recordings @ All About Jazz.

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7. Alto saxophonist Coleman conceives his music as "a symbolic language used to express the nature of the Universe," and it goes much deeper as his extensive liner notes attest. It probes dissonant recesses of space with spiritual and ancient thematic parallels, his rambling, tart saxophone lines placed squarely in the middle of either chaos or orderly settings, both being 9/

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8. Each CD in the box set was recorded live in March in Paris and features one of Coleman’s groups, Curves of Life by Steve Coleman and Five Elements, The Way of the Cipher by Steve Coleman and Metrics and Myths, Modes and Means by Steve Coleman and The Mystic Rhythm Society.

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